Reviewing and shoot again for better pictures
Reviewing and shoot again for better pictures | ||
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After you have reviewed your photos, you will be able to decide whether you have the shots you want. If not, compose your picture again with new settings; then, once again, press the shutter button to take another photo. If you're not sure you have what you want, try a few other settings and take a few more photos. Although you may be tempted to review and delete all the photos that you think you don't want while shooting, you may end up tossing out shots that you would like to keep. As useful as the LCD monitors are, they are quite small and you may not be able to see as much as you think you can. Photos that look like they are in focus or exposed may not be. If you have enough space on your digital photo storage media, you're usually better off deleting images on your computer because you can view them full-size on your computer monitor before making any deletions. | ||